Join us in sorting electronics and learn valuable skills related to computer repair. No prior knowledge is necessary, and you will gain hands-on experience in identifying and fixing various types of electronic equipment.

Help us rebuild computers for our donation program during our North Bay Tech Night every Friday from 5pm to 9pm. Volunteers can drop in at our Novato location, and training will be provided for all skill levels.

Help with various tasks on the day of the parade, including placing lawn signs, setting up trash cans, and assisting with staging and take-down of equipment. Volunteers will also help ensure the safety and organization of the parade participants and spectators.

Join the Website Committee to maintain and update the AHSE website. If you have skills in Squarespace, your expertise would be invaluable to the organization.

Join the SomaTimes Committee to help generate interesting content related to somatics, including book reviews, articles, and interviews. Editors are also needed to assist with content creation.

Volunteers are needed on performance nights for roles such as hair/makeup, ushers, concessions, room sitters, ironing, and clean-up. This is a great opportunity to engage with the audience and support the theater during shows.

Volunteers are needed to assist with costumes, props, set construction, painting, lighting, and sound during MST work sessions. Students can earn community service hours while contributing to the production process.

Become a member of the Education Committee to assist in planning the AHSE annual conventions and other special events. Your involvement will help shape the educational offerings of the organization.

Join the Research Committee to develop novel research projects on Hanna Somatic Education. Tasks include brainstorming ideas, contacting research partners, and editing data for publications.

Participate in organizing monthly educational presentations for AHSE members. Assist in coordinating presenters and managing event logistics.

Join our puppy raising program and help train guide dog puppies in a home environment. Volunteers will socialize and care for the puppies, preparing them for their future roles as guide dogs.

Join our Wildlife Hospital team to learn how to feed, handle, care for, and release over 200 species of sick, injured, and orphaned wild animals. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and will receive training to become foster caregivers for orphaned baby animals after a year of experience.

Learn the renowned teaching techniques of Elizabeth Terwilliger and share your knowledge of the plants, animals, habitats, and ecology of Marin and Sonoma counties by leading discovery hikes. Applicants must be 18 years or older to apply.

Answer WildCare’s after-hours Emergency Line and assist callers with wildlife emergencies. Volunteers must be calm under pressure and will receive extensive training. Applicants must be 18 years or older.

Help care for nonreleasable educational animals at WildCare. Volunteers are required to commit to one 4-hour shift per week and undergo ongoing training.

Join the MCBC Volunteer Team to support Marin’s cycling community at various events throughout the year. Volunteers will assist with event setup, management, and breakdown, while also engaging with participants and promoting safe cycling practices.

High school students aged 14-18 can volunteer as camp counselors in training, helping to provide nature and wildlife experiences for younger campers. A commitment of at least one full week is expected during the summer camp sessions.

Become a docent at the San Anselmo Historical Museum to help guide visitors and share the town's rich history. This role involves engaging with the public and providing informative tours of the museum's exhibits.

Help conduct historical walking tours for school children, sharing insights and stories about San Anselmo's history. This opportunity allows you to engage with young learners and promote local heritage.

We are looking for dedicated volunteer instructors for our A Matter of Balance classes, which empower older adults to overcome the fear of falling. Instructors will deliver two-hour sessions once a week over eight weeks, requiring 8 hours of training prior to the first class.